A positively angelic Hilary Rhoda stars in Harper Bazaar's US April 2014 issue. Fashion editor Clare Richardson picked out an all-white wardrobe featuring crisp collars, tailored trousers, luscious turtlenecks and bespoke blazers. The ivory color palette lends the editorial a pure, ethereal quality, which is balanced out by the structure of each ensemble.
Rhoda's dark locks, styled by Esther Langham, were pulled back for a neat, well-groomed look, while makeup artist Fulvia Faolfi accentuated her already-bold brows. Everything else was kept simple: neutral lips, slight bronzer and minimal mascara to bring out Rhoda's baby blues.
Rhoda (photographed by Daniel Jackson) looks St.-Bart's-bound in these sleek, easy pieces for spring. Remember, white always looks best with a slight tan and mimosa in hand.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- All-white Wardrobe
- Expanding the concept of monochromatic styling beyond classic black and white and offering a new approach for fashion brands to create standout pieces.
- Ethereal Quality
- Creating clothing lines that play with textures, transparencies, and pastel hues that provide a delicate and romantic aura to fashion pieces.
- Minimalist Makeup
- Offering simple yet sophisticated makeup solutions, featuring discreet touches of color, natural palettes, and minimalist design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Leveraging the all-white trend to create unique and eye-catching pieces that resonate with consumers seeking a fresh take on wardrobe essentials.
- Beauty
- Introducing a line of minimalist makeup with natural formulas that offer an effortless beauty that enhances rather than conceals.
- Photography
- Exploring ethereal and delicate photography styles that capture the beauty of minimalist fashion and makeup trends in a natural and elegant way.
